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* Hulu would really like to keep my interest through the summer. In addition to their heavily publicized acquisition of the entire run of Seinfeld (echoing Netflix’ wonderful success with Friends in January), they have also added Dr. Dimension Pants to their growing kids lineup of SpongeBob SquarePants, Adventure Time, Ben 10, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Little did they know that it is actually their substantial Noir offerings that I’m savoring.

Barnes & Noble is running a series of pop culture events in July. All Thursdays are throwback Thursdays. The 9th is the 60s, the 16th is the 70s, the 23rd is the 80s, and the 30th is the 90s. There are Minions, Star Wars, and DC comics days as well. There will be events, sales, and giveaways. I hope this works out for them as I’d love to see more events like this.

Regal sent me an email. For those Regal theaters that are still showing The Spongebob Movie – Sponge Out of Water, you can now buy two tickets and get two FREE until April 2nd.

For those Regal theaters showing Selma, tickets are buy one, get one FREE.

Wal-Mart, Best Buy, and Target have FREE tickets for Home on various DVDs and Blu-Rays. Several of the DVDs at Wal-Mart are priced at $5 and include a $7.50 movie ticket making them a rather easy purchase.

Titles include: Bee Movie, The Croods, Flushed Away, How to Train Your Dragon 1&2, Joseph: King of Dreams, Kung Fu Panda 1&2, Madagascar 1-3, Mr. Peabody & Sherman, Prince of Egypt, Rise of the Guardians, Shark Tale, the first two Shreks, Spirit, & Turbo. Make sure you get one with a sticker.

Best Buy and Target have FREE tickets to Furious 7 on various Blu-Rays, mostly the other Fast & Furious series. Target has a display of the movies on an endcap in their toy section. Again make sure that your copy has one of the stickers. The non Fast & Furious movies include 47 Ronin, Riddick, Non-Stop, Rush, Lone Survivor, and Death Race.

* Best Buy has an endcap of Blu-Rays with FREE tickets to see Project Almanac on them. Titles include Star Trek, Star Trek Into Darkness, the Transformers movies, War of the Worlds, World War Z, Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, Super 8, Minority Report, Bad Grandpa, A.I., Jack Ryan, Hercules, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Prices range from $9.99 to $26.99

* Regal Cinemas also has a group deal for Project Almanac. This weekend only (ends 2/1), you can buy four tickets and get one FREE. I’m not sure why five of you would want to see this at one time but there you go.

* Regal Cinemas has a much better deal for Birdman. For the next week (ends 2/5), Regal has buy one ticket, get one FREE on this Oscar-nominated film. Offer valid at box office only.

* Regal Cinemas also has brought back their SuperTicket deal. For $15 over the price of the movie ticket, you get a digital copy of The SpongeBob Squarepants movie (2004) and, later, a digital copy of SpongeBob Squarepants: Sponge Out of Water.

* Costco, Target, Best Buy, and Wal-Mart all have FREE movie tickets for the new Spongebob movie on DVD seasons of SpongeBob and Ren & Stimpy.

* Best Buy & Wal-Mart have FREE tickets for Fifty Shades of Grey on Pitch Perfect, Bridesmaids, Les Miserables, About Time, and Pride and Prejudice.

* I know it’s probably only local but I just received two FREE movie tickets to Epic Theatres for donating blood (through Blood Connection).